We are happy to announce that indie pop artist Kejser will be playing Stengade on December 4th!
Kejser is a manifesto for the offbeat and the non-conformist. With poetic anarchy and naive pop craftsmanship, Kejser transforms grey clouds into magnificent Danish indie-pop.
“is this the danish bowie??” - @chubbybabyangel
Entry only 100 kr in pre-sale!
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Three takes on black metal
We are delighted to announce that "In The Light Of Darkness" European Tour 2027, with headliners Thulcandra, special guests Yoth Iria and support Vorga is hitting Stengade on March 17th. On this evening you can hear three takes on black metal in form of melodic black/death, hellenic black metal and cosmic black metal.
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Khemmis to play Stengade
We are excited to announce that Khemmis are bringing their doomed heavy metal to Stengade on October 22nd! Khemmis was supposed to play Stengade in 2020 but the show got cancelled due to Covid-19 so we are very much looking forward to finally being able to experience them live in our hall.
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Brujeria return to Stengade
We look forward to a Mexican return when Brujeria blend grindcore and cartel death metal at Stengade on March 4, 2027, they are bringing Chile’s Criminal along to provide a potent mix of death metal with thrash and hardcore attitude!
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Sebastian Wolff to play Stengade
We are delighted to announce that Sebastian Wolff (frontman of Kellermensch) will be performing at Stengade on April 3rd 2027!
Sebastian Wolff is, of course, widely known as the guitarist, singer, and songwriter for the rock band Kellermensch. He has toured most of Europe with the band, garnering widespread acclaim from audiences and critics alike. While Kellermensch remains very much alive and active, Wolff felt a compelling need to challenge his songwriting and establish a different, more dynamic approach to the creative process and touring. In terms of content, this solo tour encompasses everything from songs Wolff wrote that didn't make the cut for the Kellermensch repertoire to reinterpreted tracks from the band’s three albums and songs by other artists who have made a lasting impression. Yet, the focal point remains his own material—often inviting the audience right into the "engine room" to gain insight into the personal stories behind the songs. In short, the audience is invited deep into his complex, winding mind.
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